This dessert relies on finding good
apples. Great apples are easiest to find in fall and winter. Choose a baking
apple that is sweet and tart and that will retain it's structure when it
gets baked.
This is a really
light dessert because the pastry uses boiling water which means that
you can easily roll out the dough super thin...
Ingredients:
Filling:
4-6 cups
apples cut in bite size pieces (skins on)
1/2 cup raisins
1 pinch sea
salt
1/4 to 1/2
cup apple juice
1 Tbls Arrowroot
powder
1 tsp Lemon
zest or 1/2 tsp cinnamon
and a pinch
of Vanilla powder
Dough:
1/2 cup boiling
water
1/3 cup deoderized
sunflower oil
tsp apple cider
vinegar
1 pinch sea salt
3/4 cup 100%
spelt flour
3/4 cup 85% spelt
flour
Vanilla Sauce:
2 cups plain
rice milk
1 pinch sea salt
2
Tbls Kuzu root starch
1 Tbls White
almond butter
2 Tbls Rice syrup
1 tsp lemon zest
Instructions:
Wisk the oil,
apple cider vinegar and the boiling water together in a bowl, sift
in the flour and sea salt.
Knead lightly
and refrigerate till cool, about 20 min.
Meanwhile cook
the raisins in the apple juice with a pinch of sea salt.
Add the
apple pieces and simmer for 2 min.
Then mix the
Arrowroot powder with a little cold juice and stir it into the apple
raisin mixture.
Roll
out half the dough, place on baking tray and spread the apple mixture
on top.
Sprinkle apples
with the lemon zest or cinnamon and vanilla.
Now roll out the
other half of the dough to make the top pastry and roll and pinch the
dough all the way round.
Bake in a preheated
oven (180c or 350f) for about 30-40 min.
Vanila Sauce Instructions:
Bring the rice
milk to a boil with the sea salt.
Wisk in the almond
butter.
Dissolve the
kuzu in a little cold soy milk and wisk it in.
Finally add the
rice syrup and the lemon zest and serve either warm or chilled.